Go on a road trip to Wumeng Grassland, the heart of the Mediterranean, and a romantic trip to Valletta, the capital of Malta

Recently, people noticed that the famous Blue Window in Malta collapsed and disappeared due to strong winds and waves, which made the world regretful. At the same time, it also makes more people pay more attention to the smallest country in the world. Therefore, CITS editor hopes that interested tourists can take time to visit the beautiful Malta, the largest island in the Mediterranean. Malta is located close to Italy in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. It is the largest archipelago in the Mediterranean. It is evergreen all year round and has a mild climate, attracting a large number of tourists from Europe and even around the world every year. January to October is the best tourist season in Malta. Many celebrities from around the world have made Malta their first choice for a holiday. They not only love the beauty of Malta, but also love the life in Malta and have left the best memories of their lives here. Therefore, Malta was once recommended as the fifth best tourist city in the world.

Malta is known as the heart of the Mediterranean and is one of the smallest countries in the world. Its unique natural and cultural landscape combines ancient heritage and modern charm. It is endlessly charming and always fascinates tourists who come to visit. Malta means haven. Its architecture is quite gorgeous and has a sense of history. The bays of Malta are deep blue, and its natural scenery is very different from other bays in the world and is eye-catching in the blue. Since ancient times, Malta has been an important tourist destination for tourists from all over the world.

As the capital of Horsetail, Valletta is known as a famous European cultural city. It is named after the sixth leader of the Knights of St. John. Valletta's founder. The streets of Leta City are narrow and straight, and various buildings are neatly arranged. The buildings on both sides of the street are gray and white, built with Malta's unique limestone. Tourists' favorite attractions include the three Poseidon Fountains in front of the city gate, the Phoenician Hotel, as well as ancient buildings such as the National Archaeological Museum, the Art Museum, the Manuel Theater, the Palace of the Knight Chiefs, and the Cathedral of St. John. While Europe is still in the freezing season of severe winter, Valletta has already seen spring blooming and the sun is shining brightly, making it an important place for many Europeans to enjoy a warm winter. The water here is clear and the sand is soft, making it a great place for swimming and sunbathing.

St John's Cathedral in Valletta is a typical late Renaissance building. It is one of the most beautiful churches in Europe and an important symbol of Valletta. The interior of this cathedral adopts Baroque architectural style and is luxuriously and exquisitely decorated. The frescoes on the dome record the life of St. John. Even visitors to the Vatican churches find St. John's Basilica to be really beautiful. This church is also famous as the cemetery of knights. Many knights and leaders who participated in the Great Siege of Malta fought bravely here and were eventually laid to rest here.

Letta’s gardens, museums, Grand Head Palace, and the ancient fortress of the Prime Minister’s Palace are all very popular tourist attractions for tourists. The Prime Minister's Garden, also known as the Upper Bakra Garden, overlooks the stunning scenery of Grand Harbor. Located on the edge of the harbor, the museum tells the story of the Maltese Navy and the history of the Mediterranean, as well as the role of global navigation in society. The Grand Colonel's Palace is the official residence of the President of Malta and the seat of the Parliament. It also serves as an armory, which contains a large collection of weapons from the freezer era. Malta has many historical fortresses, which were the original habitat of the Knights of St. John of Malta and witnessed the tragic and tragic main battlefield of the Great Siege of Malta. Malta's Blue Window is a world-famous tourist attraction, and tourists from all over the world can't help but marvel at the miraculous craftsmanship of nature. It's fallen apart now, but it still has its appeal. In addition, Malta’s second largest natural port, Exeter Port in Massam, is also a place with very beautiful scenery. Malta’s traditional colorful wooden fishing boats are everywhere, with the legendary Eye of Horus engraved on the hulls, making the scenery of the entire port really fascinating.